Sentence examples for imposed only by the from inspiring English sources

Since then the convention has been that taxation can be imposed only by the elected representatives of the people.

Finally, the algorithm combining advantages of phase shifter banks and conversion of sampling frequency allows controlling of any noise over any frequency band, with limits imposed only by the signal processor available and pass-band of the secondary source.

This way to proceed was imposed only by the fact that it was clearly not possible to show for each time period listed in Table 1 the corresponding output given by each of the three IRI topside options.

Limitations are imposed only by measurement technology, the need for resilient models of the system under study and the processes by which model parameters need to be translated into clinically meaningful values.

Death could have been imposed only by a unanimous decision of the three judges.

Unlike other resources, information is expansive, with limits apparently imposed only by time and human cognitive capabilities.

During the Bush administration, by comparison, the department imposed only three consent decrees: one in Cincinnati and two in Detroit.

In this section we consider phylogenetic networks with lateral gene transfers more general than species graphs, by imposing only that the graph obtained by adding arcs to the tree is a phylogenetic network.

By imposing only seven days in prison, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati noted that this was "a 99.9975% reduction" from what the federal sentencing guidelines provide.

The California policy, by contrast, imposes only short-term segregation and "is limited to the dangers it seeks to alleviate," the appeals court said.

The flow stress is 850 MPa, showing that high strain rate deformation has potential as a method to produce strong nanostructured metals by imposing only a moderate strain.